Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 282, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1923 — Page 12

12

KINNEY COMPARES CHASE OF SITU TO LANAHAM HUNT 'Watchful Waiting’ Is Detective Captain's Policy in Murder Case, “It's a game of watchful waiting," said Captain of Detectives Jerry Kinney today, discussing the search for Albert Smith, 32, alleged slayer of the vvoma ie loved, Theresa Perry, 43, of 729 Rochester Ave. Mrs. Perry was stabbed to death Monday night at her home with an old-fashioned bayonet. "You never can tell what a murderer will do in escaping,” Kinney said. “Smith, who has traveled In all parts of the country stealing rides on trains ever since he was 14, might be expected to ‘bum* a train ride. Still, he might be hiding In Indianapolis, or he may have paid hla way on a train or interurban. We know he had less than $8 which he borrowed from his brother, Frank Smith, 1219 W. ThirtySecond St." Lanaham Hunt Recalled Kinney’s statement was made after the similarity between the murder of Mrs. Perry and that of Mrs. Perry Lanaham had been discussed. Mrs. Lanaham was killed by her husband several years ago with an Ice pick. He escaped on a motorcycle. No trace of him was found for many months. Captain Kinney said It was a "case of watchful waiting.” Lanaham was aught In a raid on a rooming house at Peoria, 111. Detectives believe the • earch for Smith may prove a similar long chase. Three more witnesses will be heard by Coroner Robinson. Jenny Gennelj Perry. 10, niece of the dead woman, the only eye witness of the murder, testified Tuesday. Perry Tells of Divorce It was learned Wednesday night that Fred Perry of Astoria, Ore., notified relatives he had been divorced from Mrs. Theresa Perry'- Marlon County' records fail to show the divorce. It is believed he obtained it in Oregon, where he went two years ago. He will not return for the funeral. The funeral will be held at 2 p. m Friday at the home, with burial in Floral Park. James Ilaley, 16, Missing Police today searched for James Haley, 18, of 28 Hendricks Pi. He disappeared from his homo Wednesday.

MENU CHANGED ™ or- tat D4.ILY WHERE ELSE IN TOWN CAN YOU GET i [PL YOUR CHOICE OF 3*ft ®WK 12 kinds of Vegetables MBBBtaca.''*’’’* rmftdhSlmtXm 7 kinds of Bread, consisting of biscuits, corn bread, corn muffins, O f— f J> | bran muffins, white, rye and Bosr" f* m. liA 1 ton brown bread, butter Included. v 12 k , nds of g a i adg LUNCHEON "I'aVpT"”" - 0 kinds of Caked—Coffee, Tea or Also Cafeteria Service ALL FOR 40c Ala Carte Service In Evening. Kalm Building Cifttcm Basement f Kahn Building -Washington & Meridian St

“MAIN 1504 Cut Tbis Out—Telephone Not MstM in Book. WILL BRING YOU A RADIO TAXI

Oven-Fresh and Palatable All your bakings will stay moist, oven-fresh and palatable if you use the flour that gives them the greatest of keeping qualities— EVANS’ : *

A Puzzle a Day

A man Is 71 years old and his son !Is 34. At what age was the father j three times the age of his son? At i what age will the father be twice as j old as the son? Yesterday’s answer: 1 OATS 2 COATS 3 COLTS 4 DOLTS 5 BELTS 6 BEETS 7 BEARS 8 PEARS | Above are shown the different I changes made In the sign by the various merchants who occupied the store. The clothing merchant added a "C” to "Oats.” The gunsmith I changed the “A" to "L" and one let- | ter was changed successively by the i hardware dealer, the second clothing merchant, the grocer, the animal dealer and finally the fruit merchant. FEES TOTAL $74,541.71 Prosecutor Evans Turns in S-14,190.54 for Quarter. Fees and fines collected by county | officials during the first quarter of 1923 amounted to $74,541.71. accord ing to Leo K. Fesler. county auditor. William P. Evans, prosecuting atj torney, turned In $44,190.54, of which i $36,208.27 was fines collected in city ! court. Sheriff Snider collected $2,I 220.33, Clerk Albert H. I,oscho, $14,j 167.20: Recorder John W. Castor, $12,960.04, and Fesler, $1,003.60. Refore Jan. 1, 1923, all fees, excluding ! fines, were kept by the officials and | they' paid all expenses and deputy j hire. The country treasurer still Is i on that basis. EX-COP GIVES SELF UP Merchant Police Charge l .ess Drew Revolver on Them. After Merchant Policemen G. A. Clary' and Charles Gieddens asserted that Albert L. T ..ess. 24, of 244 S. i Meridian St., former merchant police- ■ man, drew a revolver and threatened ■ to shoot them when they tried to arj rest him Wednesday night. Less surrendered at police headquarters today ; and was charged with carrying con--1 eealed weapons and drawing deadly weapons. Valuable Property Sold Approximately $40,000 was the purchase price of a plot of ground on the southeast corner of Alabama and St. Clair Sts., bought by John Rati, president of the Falrmount Glass Works, from the One-Piece Bifocal Realty Company. The property has ;i frontage of 195 feet on St. Clair St. and 130 feet on Alabama St.

WEEK OF CONSTITUTIONAL EDUCATION CONSIDERED Bar Association Would Have Public Theories of Government. Plans were being considered today' | for a constitutional education week in j Indiana, from June 14 to June 20, fol- | lowing action at a meeting of the Indianapolis Ear Association. C. C. [ Shirley, president of the Indiana State Bar Association, outlined plans of the campaign to be known as “Constitution week.” “An era of waste and extravagance Is upon us and not one taxing unit In the United States is being spared," said William A. Hough. State tax commissioner. The duty of the tax board, Rough said, is to secure equitable assessment of all property, j Hough declared bankruptcy was avertjed in a third of Indiana townships ; through intervention of the tax board. 4.644 ACCIDENTS REPORTED IN MARCH Twenty-live of Total In State for Month Were Fatal. In a total of 4,644 Industrial accli dents reported in Indiana during I March only twenty-five resulted fa- ! tally, a report of Miss Helen Trout- ; man, statistician for the State indusj trial board, shows today'. Ages of j those suffering from the various j forms of incapacitation ranged from 15 to 77 years. Dismemberments totaled eighty-four. Only 154 women reported. The automobile industry was responsible for 391 accidents, none fatal. Six deaths resulted from 614 accidents among coal miners, and six died as a result of 250 acceldents in iron and steel work. MODERN SABBATH SCORED Rev. C’. (’. BonneJl Urges Return to Observance in Old Way. The wide open Sabbath will supplant the old American Sabbath unless steps are taken toward making the lord’s Day more significant in worship, the Rev. C. C. Bonnel', ] pastor of the Garfield Ave. Methodist j Church said in a talk to the Bible ; Investigation Club at the Y. M. C. A. j Wednesday night. “If we give God one seventh of our ■ time for worship we shall be able to : do more with the other six-sevenths.” ; he declared. Perfection Butter Make* Kiddie* (irnw.—Artv. A New and Better Store Reputation for fair uraling. dependable tnerrhrtidi.r and reaonab!e price* h made none of the beet known Jewelry concern* ; in the cit>. Von will find u a Rood firm to do bu*ln<** with; alway* relUlilc nnd alwaye with (he most dependnble Jewelry at tile lowevt possible prices. Gray, Gribben & Gray 151 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET H( Trout Anyone Who Works

Indiana Brokers Banner Brand Breakfast Bacon f “There nV Difference”

Chronic Bad Breath Destroys Your Charm The late Elbert Hubbard used to say that he would agree with any Judge who would rule that chronic bad breath was sufficient cause for divorce. Whether Elbert suffered from a stenographer with bad teeth or a foreman with pyorrhea is a question only he could answer, but the fact remains that a chronic bad breath comes from Infected gums or decaying teeth. If your breath is bad ittend to your teeth. All doubt a to your ability to extract teelh without pain has been dispelled. I will surely recommend you to m v friends, HKRSCHKL SULLIVAN. 1450 ftrookelde Are. THE PEOPLE’S DENTISTS HU WEST WASHINGTON ST.

Gas Stove Special (Like lilnatration) 7 Week * Ffff Connection MESSENGER’S 201 E. WASH.

The Indianapolis Times

Special for Special for 27-33 N. Pennsylvania St. Popular Priced Basement Special After Easter Sale g CAPES £. © The Season's Regular B LffkJo [77 V M Most Mm. 1 $25 and it/ \j $ Popular S| if ’' 1 j { f yrj W j yaw Sty/es muz? Models h/\ g l These capes are the beautiful models /tj PI j r so much in demand this season. b /NM \J V They are in the very latest de- g I B gA \ signs and fine quality materials H / H \ A of Bolivia and newest silk models. H \JhJ A RARE OPPORTUNITY AT THIS pkffe SPECIAL SALE PRICE p * 1 ALL REGt LAR $35.00 AND $45.00 ( APES, A T QPL (\ A 1 NOW $25.00 SPEC 1A L kJI IN ASSORTMENT SIZES AND STYLES v "' va -* TOPCOATS —Many Reduced Sizes A OC Sizes 16 to 44 1 \7sJ 16 to 44 A wonderful line is assembled for this special feature sale, assuring the best qualities in POLO, Overplaid and others, in models too numerous to mention. A wide selection. for display see our side windows

Cor. Washington and Delaware Sts. MEN’S FINE QA _ NECKWEAR

Pp XjWtyim j 1 y j i retook/y . Who gets your salary? DO you get any real benefit from the money you earn —or does it merely pass through your hands to other people? Spending all you get is a dangerous system that leaves you stranded without anything to show for your efforts. Make part of your salary yours— to keep. Hold fast to a portion of every dollar you earn. Don't let all of it pass on o others. Try saving with a bank account. It is the safe and certain way to get ahead financially. Open an account with this bank and let it grow with regular weekly deposits. jy* accept small deposits of one dollar or mm fteUfytx sato(ng& ants Crust Compang Maxthwcst Corner Market au4 Pany Irani*

Prendergast Correct Letter Service 143? Central Ave. increase your sulca with the best ?!ass of multlgraphcfi letter* < erapleta mnitlng campaigns. Call Circle 0087. _ . /

Eyc evaralnccl. |lm,m furnished. Reasonable Prices. Zhajffk & Svn^ 133 N. Penn. St. 7 N. Illinois St.

* >£. V 2. The LATEST THING n“ “SATISFACTION IN GLASSES” - I>€Cp Read the finest print, thread the finest ~ needle, see far or near with perfect ease. MtaAc-i\ Others have, wiiy not you? My daughter's eyes were sore nnd mattered continually. She also com/y r irut plained of headaches. Dr. West fitted —— GIASgES her with glasses. Her eyes have cleared and the soreness and headaches are gone. Tht Yoa Will Appreciate isSSS %”£,"*£2w D , r s S2Ui. 1853 Koache St. TAD f D U/rQT 242 INDIANA AVE. L$K. IV. WH.OI PLAZA HOTEL BLDQ.

; HEADACHE . at the top of the head -x AT the side of the head AT the back of the head AT the base of the brain A AT tho temples or over the eyes is caused by nerve pressure in some v, specific nerve center. & wixmff Ft Vi I.et me release the -pressure and f LJgkiTS J Remove the Cause jJF of your headache. • nSjLjpr N I have done it for others. Why not Ail Cl , CONSULTATION FREE and a thorough explanation of how Chiropractic applies to your individual <*ase. Wm. SO4 Odd Fellow Bldg. Honrs: 10 to 11:30 A. 51., 1 to 5:30 _ _ and 7 to 8 P. .11. Sunday and other CHIROPRACTOR hours by appointment. Office TeU Main 6941 Residence Tel. Randolph 7717. “EXPERIENCED CHIROPRACTIC SERVICE” Sixth Tear In Odd Fellow Building. Ninth floor Odd Fellovr Bldg., corner Washington and Pennsylvania. Residence calls made when condition Is such that patient cannot come to office. X-RAY PHOTO >f spine will he made when nature of case I nmkt*N it advisable.

We sell and recommend the Leonard m CLEANABLE <*§t> mar Refrigerator Forty years of achievement are back of every Leonard. One out i j f of every seven refrigerators sold ){ fj) v is made by Leonard. \j The Leonard’s one-piece food i chamber, triple-coated withppor t) t / celaki, is the last word in cleanli- *==p FJ K LrC\pA!t ness. It has rounded inside front | y comers, with the glistening por- jJ i -A i celain extending right to the edge c V/ I t of the door frame. No seams or jW L J > cracks to catch dirt or dust. r^Si~A^cN ;i v> The Leonard’s ten walls of in- j V Jg e ulation keep in the cold and Ij keep out the heat, dust and con- ;T 7 tamination. Other exclusive } Leonard features are the self- h A closing airtight lock, non-leaking j J/J V/ device, non-sweating waste pipe, ; U [ retlnned shelves and all-metal ice [ j rack, Leonard Refrigerators are priced as low as $23. A small down payment places ono in your home. Make your selection early. VONNEGUT uo: 2 d 4E. w' h c st

SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 500 Latest Style Dresses Men's Suits. Men’s Suits, Boys* Suits, Boys’ Suits, Very Latest, Very Latest, Latest Styles Latest Styles 2 Prs. Pants 2 Prs. Pants 2 Prs. Pants 2 Prs. Pants $25 Values $35 Values £££ $17.50 $22.50 $4.98 $7.98 918 SOUTH 51015 Jgm E JTASUSHEDIS7S 918 __ LAttOMT .jfUjiftl d-dVCARS JQ DIPT. ATOMIH ONI LOCAVIOIt |0 MERIDIAN MERIDIAN STREET t TS3^iLJ. I JBsMin STREET

THURSDAY, APRIL 5,1923